The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-07

Remember Thursday, September sth, is
the las, day for the registration of voters.
Artificial teeth, natural and life-like in ap-
,ssranee. Mcmillan, Dentist, Somerset, Pa.
Ein,,s combination spectacles reduced
fr,p s2.0o TO 81 80 al Biesecker d Snyders.
younr Republicans who voted ON age last
fall must be assessed in order to vote this
fall
The various migratory birds will soon
make preparations to leave for theirsouthern
homes.
you can get good Cabinet Photographs
c,- q % per dozen at Welieys Photograph
Gallery
The nights and mornings are unoomforta-
bly cool. aud are suggestive of lightweight
oyenooats.
Go to Welaeys Photograph Gallery and
pei dozen of Cabinet photographs for a dol
lar and half.
Bedford county farmer sold seventy-one
bushels of huckleberries 10 the people of
Bedford this season.
There is a pretty saying among the hea-
then. 10 the effect that God could not be
eyerywhere therefore He made mothers"
We have big lot of new trimmings, rib
bons. plumes, wings, &e. Also, novelties in
Ruchings.
NJ NJ TREDwKLL d Co.
The Cambria County Agricultural Associa-
ton will hold it, first annual exhibition at
Carrolltown on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, October llth, 12th, 18th and
18th.
Among the late and favorite hats for fall
ara the Glendora." Albion, .' Madison"
Trumpet" &c We have them with trim
mings 10 suit, and at low prices.
NJ. NJ TRFDwELL & Co.
We have on hand a large number of good
brick which we will sell in quantities TO suit
the purchaser. Prices very reasonable. Yard
opposite the planning mill.
HoLBRooK Bros. 4 PARsoN.
Fall hardly treads on the heels of summer
before we have our shelves filled with mil
liney notions, trimmings, etc, suitable to
the season, and very cheap
NJ NJ TREDwELL Il Co.
Thieves are getting bolder and bolder.
Every day we hear of AN attempt to enter
houses all over the county-many attempts
being successful. A good loaded shot gun is
about as good a weapon as can be had for
these marauders.
New government envelopes, il is said, are
to be issued about September 10. The one
cent envelope stamps will be in blue color
the two-oent green, the four-cent carmine the
tye-oent Milori blue. the ten-cent chocolate
the thir1y-cent Bismark brown, and the
ninety-cent purple.
The courts of Pennsylvania have decided
that no boundary fence can be made of
barbed wire without the consent of the par
ties owning the adjacent lands, and any man
who puts such fences along the highway rem
ders himself liable for all injuries resulting
10 stock passing along the highway.
Robert T. Lincoln has conveyed to the
state Of Illinois the house in Springfield in
which his father lived when elected presi-
dent. and a valuable collection of articles of
the martyr president will be preserved there
pepetually The trustees appointed TO take
charge Of the matter have entered upon their
duties
NhT MARKTT.-We have just added
large Refrigerator to our Meat Market, in
which all meats can be kept cool and clean.
Mutton, beef pork, &c, kept constantly ON
hand. open daily Parties buying meat
ear. have ii kept in the refrigerator until
wanted
Ross DAVIS 4 Co.
viii for the present time take good
Cabinet Photograph at 81 30 per dozen--But
such OF my patrons who desire to secure
them at this very low price will do well to
call soon, As these figures may only hold
good for a limited time
The latest Rapid Dry Plate process used
for all work.
W. II. WELFLEY, Somerset Pa,
Do you Use tobacco inquired the new
minister at rural village of Deacon Jones.
lie good deacon looked up abashed and ad-
hi'ed TO the man Of God that he had become
@i'c'ed to the habit in his youth, and had
never oeen able TO conquer his appetite for
lhe weed. The minister smiled complaoent-
" ana said in his most insinuating tones,
uNe me a chew, please - P,lnratawney
SDra
The Fulton County Prohibition Conven-
eoh have placed in nomination the follow
ing TICKET George A. Stewart. Wells Valley,
fo'honoIary J. Mellott. Belfast. and J.
walker Johnson, Ayr, county commission
en- kev. Henry W. Wolf Todd and ]. /.
''o'e' Dublin. auditors DIR. y. B. Shade.
'''oher. A. B. Hanks, of McConneIlsburg.
va Reelected chairman of the county COM
iu''ee, and J. Walker Johnson. A. b. Hanks.
Ne'' }. l.. Grove and C. j. Brewer were cho-
'eii delegates to the state convention.
Inc following letters and postals remain
ing IN the Postofiice at Somerset. will be sent
70 The Dead Letter Office If not called for
Ni'iin ten days from this date. September
:, ,lsS7
A'chdown' Miss NJ. Auman, Sam1 L.
nOrnWorth, orville; johnson. Mrs. c. S:
Long, Harvey Mitchell, Russell Roclo.
l'e'' Father Rifiel. Miss Laura: sumpstine.
oA''iuel A shafer, james h. seese Miss
shAiier, W r.; Tornenoe. Miss Clara
Young, Henry. Postals :-Iivengood,
" Lewis, John NJ. Miller. Jerry
REILLY, Wm. A. Milestone. +. C.
J. X. CorFRorH. p. NJ.
ihe law extending the school term 10 six
o''''s' which was passed by the last I.egis-
,-'u'' sets forth that the minimum s,lr.ol
I'm slai be six months and after the close
,'e school year ending the first Monday
: lie 1857 school dirs,fors and conlroiIers
.-.li Keep the schools Of their respective dis.
'''' 70 operation at least six months m each
lie law, however. contains the pro-
'-''on That the length of tie annual term
!. 'euiain as at present in districts where
-e maximum amount of tax allowed by law
ie'ied for school purposes shall be
~ -1u Insufficient to keep the school open a
s''''r length of time.